O.K. I realize I’m new at this and maybe this belongs in MPSIMS, but (and this is how I plan to keep this post in this board) in my opinion, 90 percent of all females in the civilized world must wear a 36-C cup bra.
I’m having one hell of a time finding nice comfortable bras in that size. Victoria’s Secret is my favorite store, but everytime I enter the store the selection in my size is woefully smaller than say the less endowed. I’ve ordered from catalogues and on-line and at least one-third of the time they either screw up and send the wrong size or that item was discontinued in that size.
My question/rant/observation is: If the selection is low, does that mean more people are buying? If so, would that not force the designer/manufacturer to create more to supply the masses (no pun intended).
If the selection is low due to other reasons, fewer demands for that size, etc., then why can I not find a clearing house of sorts for the discontinued, i.e., unsold models for that particular item?
Perhaps I’m reading more into this. Perhaps I should just go without. Perhaps, I really need a life.
Ladies, your opinion please. Does anyone else have this problem? Do you know of a 36-C Outlet Mall for those who are woefully unsupported, uncovered, or squeezed into a smaller size?
I can’t help you with a solution to your bra problem my dear, but on those stay at home nights when you are feeling woefully unsupported and uncovered I would be glad to lend a helping hand. 
Well, being a 34-C, I have a similar problem, but I just keep shopping till I find some, then buy all I can find. Since you like VS bras, have you tried ordering from the catalog?
Oh, to be a C … I’m on the A Team.
I never have any trouble buying bras; there are always plenty, which leads me to believe I’m the only woman on the planet buying 36A’s. I don’t mind, though. I never wore a bra until my first pregnancy. After all my years of nursing the wee babes, I’m here to tell you that even A’s ain’t always perky.
Gee that’s sure to get me on everyone’s crush list.